Antiracism Parenting Resources
Talking to Kids
Talking with Youth about Racial Trauma
Watch PCIT Level I Trainer, Dr. Tasha Brown, talking about how to address the topic of racial trauma with children and adolescents by clicking here .
Watch PCIT Level I Trainer, Dr. Tasha Brown, talking about how to address the topic of racial trauma with children and adolescents by clicking here .
Talking with Youth about Race, Racism, and the Social Movement
PCIT Level I Trainer, Dr. Jessica Mattingly, created a series of parent workshops on talking with children about race, racism, and the current social movement. Posted here are the videos and slides for talking to preschool- and school-aged children. If you also need toddler/infant and adolescence, you can find them by clicking here.
PCIT Level I Trainer, Dr. Jessica Mattingly, created a series of parent workshops on talking with children about race, racism, and the current social movement. Posted here are the videos and slides for talking to preschool- and school-aged children. If you also need toddler/infant and adolescence, you can find them by clicking here.
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Antiracist Parenting
- 40 Ways to Raise a Nonracist Child, by Mathias and French
- Click here for a list of resources that includes workshops/videos, books for children and adults, articles, links to other resource lists, and action items
- EmbraceRace identifies, organizes, and creates tools, resources, discussion spaces, and networks to nurture resilience, inclusion, critical thinking, and racial justice in youth
Children's Books
- Antiracist Baby, by Ibram X. Kendi
- Something Happened in Our Town, by Celano, Collins, and Hazzard
- Let's Talk About Race, by Julius Lester
- All are Welcome, by Penfold and Kaufman
- A is for Activist, by Innosanto Nagara
- The Skin You Live In, by Tyler and Csicsko
- Not My Idea: A Book about Whiteness, by Anastasia Higginbotham
Additional Resources
PCIT International has gathered additional resources that you may find helpful for talking to your child about race or racism. This resource list will be periodically updated.
PCIT International has gathered additional resources that you may find helpful for talking to your child about race or racism. This resource list will be periodically updated.
